Pricing/Custom website development
How Much a Custom Website Costs in Croatia (2026)
A custom website in Croatia starts at €500, at a fixed price and with no monthly subscription.
What each figure buys
Business one-pager
from €500
For a small company that needs one serious place to send a client.
- One page, up to five sections
- Contact form delivered to your inbox
- Built for phones and tablets
- Titles, meta descriptions and a sitemap
- Domain and hosting set up
Live in 1 – 2 weeks
Multi-page site
from €800
For companies presenting several services or products and planning to publish content.
- Five to ten pages
- Blog or news section
- A second language with correct hreflang
- Edit copy and images without a developer
- Conversion tracking in Analytics
Live in 3 – 4 weeks
Site that does the work
from €1,400
For a site that isn't a brochure but part of the business: enquiries, bookings, quotes.
- Everything in the previous tier
- Bookings, a calculator or user accounts
- Connected to the tools you already use
- Admin panel for content and enquiries
- Support for the first 30 days
Live in 5 – 8 weeks
Six things that move the quote up
- 01
01Number of distinct templates
Ten pages built from one pattern is one design. Ten pages that all look different is ten designs.
- 02
02Integrations
Payments, booking systems, CRM, invoicing. Every connection to someone else's system is work to wire up and test, not a single click.
- 03
03Copy and photography
If we write the content and prepare the images instead of you, that is separate work and appears as a separate line in the quote.
- 04
04A second language
A translation isn't one file. Every page, meta description and URL gets its own version, plus the tags that tell Google which is which.
- 05
05A short deadline
If the project has to ship faster than a normal schedule allows, that means moving other commitments and it shows in the price.
- 06
06Editing content yourself
If you want to change prices, copy and images on your own, an admin panel gets built. That is a small application, not a website.
Three things some shops charge for separately
You own the code
The code and the domain are yours from day one. There is no monthly fee keeping the site alive and no system you can't leave.
Speed and mobile
More than half of the traffic arrives on a phone. A site that doesn't work there isn't finished, so it isn't billed as an add-on.
Baseline SEO
Titles, meta descriptions, sitemap and structured data ship with the build. They aren't sold afterwards as a package.
Why a €150 site and a €1,500 site aren't the same product
The first page of Google for this query carries offers at €145 and €180. Those are templates: a ready-made theme filled with your text. It isn't a scam and for some businesses it is the right call. But it isn't the same thing, and the difference doesn't show on launch day — it shows over the following year.
Monthly cost
€150 templateTheme, plugins and licences, typically €10 – €40 a month, for as long as the site exists.
Custom buildDomain and hosting, paid directly by you. Nothing to us.
Speed
€150 templateThe theme ships code for everything it offers, including the parts you never use.
Custom buildOnly what this particular site needs is sent to the browser.
Changes
€150 templateWhatever the theme anticipated. Anything else needs a plugin, or can't be done.
Custom buildAnything, because there is no third-party system setting the limit.
Ownership
€150 templateThe site works as long as the licences are paid.
Custom buildThe code is yours. If we stop working together, the site stays.
When something breaks
€150 templateA plugin update breaks the layout and you go looking for someone to fix it.
Custom buildNothing updates itself, so nothing breaks on its own.
Three sites we built
Site for a surveying office
A slow WordPress site was replaced with one written from scratch, with a single clear “Request a quote” throughout.
RazmjerSite and bookings
Bookings used to come by phone and through intermediaries. Guests can now book directly through the site, with no commission.
White Sail SplitCustom store
Instead of a generic template, a store built around the product: a 3D shoe up top, filters, and size picking without a separate page.
FEITCommon questions about website cost
A straightforward business site is live in one to two weeks. A multi-page site takes three to four weeks, and a site with real functionality five to eight. The longest wait is usually not on our side but on content — copy and photography.
WordPress is cheaper on paper, but carries monthly licences for the theme and plugins, constant updates and security patches. A site written from scratch costs more today, loads faster and has no recurring fees. For a simple card with no plans to grow, WordPress is still reasonable; for a site that has to do work, it isn't.
Domain and hosting, roughly €5 to €15 a month, paid directly to the provider. Nothing to us. No theme or plugin licences.
Small changes are billed as agreed and are usually minor work. If you already know you will be changing content often, we build the admin panel up front — cheaper than bolting one on later.
You know the business best, so the fastest path is you sending rough notes and us shaping them. If you don't have the time, we write it and it appears as a separate line in the quote.
Yes, and it is more common than a brand new site. Content and Google rankings are preserved through redirects; everything underneath changes.
25% up front, 75% when the work is done. Larger projects are split into phases. The price is fixed against the agreed scope, not an hourly rate that grows as the project runs.
Let's talk for ten minutes.
Or we drop by, whatever suits you. We look at what's eating your time and tell you honestly whether software is worth it.